The following are the most recent pieces of Forex technical analysis from around the world. The Forex technical analysis below covers the various currencies on the market and the most recent trends, technical indicators, as well as resistance and support levels.
Cardano is trading near $0.265, down around 3% over the last 24 hours, as sellers push ADA back toward a key short-term support area.
USD/CHF remains supported by rising US yields and a wide interest rate differential, making dollar dips attractive despite the franc’s safe-haven status.
NZD/USD is consolidating near 0.5950, with 0.59 as a potential buy zone and 0.60 as the key upside resistance ahead of US jobs data.
This is one of the most bullish currency pairs, exhibiting a long-term bullish trend, and a shorter-term technical pattern which is suggestive of higher prices.
USD/MXN remains under pressure as the peso benefits from carry trade demand, with 17.15–17.00 as the key support zone that could trigger a deeper breakdown.
USD/JPY is pressing the 158 resistance level, with a breakout opening the door toward 160 while 156 remains the main support zone for dip buyers.
Copper remains strongly bullish as AI and infrastructure demand drive momentum, with $6.50 acting as support and $6.80 as the next key upside trigger.
Silver remains bullish but stretched near $90 resistance, with $80 acting as short-term support if rising US yields trigger a pullback.
Despite recently hitting a new multi-month high, Bitcoin is looking more bearish as a symmetrical bearish price channel looks like it can push the price lower
Gold continues to trade sideways as high interest rates weigh on momentum, with $4,600–$4,500 acting as support and $4,800 as the key resistance level.
EUR/USD is bouncing from 1.17 support but remains trapped in a tight range ahead of Friday’s US jobs report and ongoing bond-market volatility.
Bitcoin is drifting lower but remains constructive above $72,000, with traders watching for a V-shaped bounce to retest the 200-day EMA and $84,000.
Bitcoin (BTC) spent the past week chopping around the $80,000 region as traders weighed renewed macro uncertainty against still-constructive institutional demand and improving crypto policy momentum.
USD/JPY continues to attract buyers on dips, with the 200-day EMA near 155 acting as support and 160–160.50 remaining the major upside target.
EUR/USD remains pressured by rising US rates and Middle East risks, with 1.18–1.1850 capping upside and a break below 1.1680 threatening deeper losses.
